As a young submariner, Martin Sessler didn’t feel much as the watercraft slipped below the surface of the sea to descend hundreds of feet into darkness.

There’s no such thing as a “former marine.” Just ask Don Barton, a Marine Corps Veteran living in Goose Creek.

To the roughly 40,000 people who visit the Lowcountry’s treasured Angel Oak tree each year, Frank deLoach is an approachable artist, sitting beneath the tree’s canopy, hands trained on a large…

To the roughly 40,000 people who visit the Lowcountry’s treasured Angel Oak tree each year, Frank deLoach is an approachable artist, sitting beneath the tree’s canopy, hands trained on a large…

It was the Hollywood screen and America’s favorite gun-slinging actor of the 1940s that first ingrained a love for the Marines into young Clifton Jones. Watching battles on the big screen intr…

Eugene Merlo always knew he would one day serve his country, especially after his older brother Paul joined the military.

Edwin McKinney rarely leaves home without covering his head with a ball cap identifying him as a World War II veteran. He has three different military hats—each one often attracting strangers …

His body has aged, he now walks with a cane, but he can recall every date and detail of the three years he served as an Army Ranger during World War II.

Ralph Rohrssen served in tense times.

Brandon Cox will denounce any claims that he’s a hero. Having served active duty Air Force Explosive Ordnance Disposal, Cox, who spent his military career recovering and disabling active milit…